| 100
Level Foundation |
16 crs. |
| SENV
103 |
Environmental
Studies |
|
| SBIO
101 |
Introduction
to Biology or SBIO 110 Fundamentals of Biology
I |
|
| SCHM
101 |
Introduction
to Chemistry or SCHM 110/111 Fundamentals of Chemistry
I lecture and lab |
|
| SGEL
101 |
Introduction
to Geology or SGEO 101 Physical Geography or
SENS 105 Fundamentals of Earth Science |
|
200 Level Core |
16 crs. |
| APOL
210/ SENV
207 Public Policy or SENV 342 Law and Politics
of the International Environment |
|
| SENV
209 |
Social
Ecology |
|
| SBIO
221 |
General
Ecology |
|
| SENV
223 |
Energy
and Society |
|
| SENV
215 |
Environmental
History |
|
300 Level: Elements of a Sustainable Society |
21-25 crs. |
| Select
one course from each of the following categories |
|
| |
Earth
And Resources (3 Crs.):
SGEL 333 Environmental Geology
SGEO 304 Forest Resources
SGEO 303 Water Resource
SENV 315 Wildlife Management
SENS 315 Field Biology and Ecology
SENS 416 Ecosystems Lec/Lab*
Place And Communities (3 Crs.):
M/SENV 335 Ecology, Society and the Sacred
MPSY 343 Environmental Psychology
AAMR 305 Inside America
SENV 314 Geographical Information Systems and Applications
Sustainable Economics And Ethics (3 Crs.):
SENV 305 Ecology, Economics and Ethics
MSOC 306 Environmental Sociology
SENV/APHL 336 Environmental Ethics
Ecological Practice (3-4 crs.):
SENV 338 Sustainable Communities
SENS 327 Ecological Agriculture
SENV 313 Appropriate Technology
SENV 312 Ecological Anthropology
Field Placement (3-6 crs.):
SENV 331 Environmental Internship
Or an equivalent Cooperative Education
Or an approved Study Abroad Program |
|
Electives |
6 crs. |
| |
Two
300/400 level courses |
|
| 400
Level Capstone |
8
crs. |
| SENV
410 |
Environmental
Seminar |
|
| SENV
414 |
Environmental
Assessment Lecture/Lab |
|
 |
| |
Minimum
61-65 crs. |
